The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-06-16
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Fires were quite necessary last Sab
bath and Monday.
Capt. Thornley's valuable milch COW
&ied last Saturday. ..
Yellow Fever has broken out at Key
West, Florida.
The farmers are busy just now har-
8esting their small grain.
Miss Charlotte Murff is attending the
1pmmeneement at Greenville.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. i. Clyde are visiting
relatives in Campobello, s. @.
When in need of good fruit trees
nall onRev. G. w. Singleton.
Mr.. J. r. Burdine has returned to his
I'D home after several months absence in
40 West.
Our thanks are due Col. A. Griffin for
some nice June apples brought us last
h[onday.
iCC-A lcSlt5ub w 1lGSlSIt " ANO" iobNJ
. ed at his home in that State, on last
%atrdny.
Several of our bellies are attending the
ummehcement exercises at Greenville
Ills week.
Miss Zoe Gilliland, of Easley, has re-
,yrned from Staunton, at which place
she has been attending school
Pickens will send good delegation
- Easley this week, to witness the clos
!, 6 exercises Of the High School.
The Peters Creek High School, un-
n>r the auspicies of Prof. james O'Han-
On closed last Friday
M. N. Kelley was before Commissioner or
hornley last week on n charge of illicit
Uistilling. He was discharged.
Mr.. Cason Saxon killed blue crane
"a the Factory mill pond last Friday
aat measured five feet in length.
Miss Mamie Cox returned home last
Wednesday after pleasant stay of sew
raj weeks with relatives and friends in
'1reenville county.
A number of counterfeit nickels are
aid to be i'll circulation throughout the
vest, and the secret service has been en-
i3ted to hunt it down.
Mr.. r. A. Child has gone to Abbe-
Vile to argue the Seneca Whiskey IN
junction case before Judge Aldrich,
Tho license side is represented by T. H.
Cooke.
The boys around town amuse them
selves occasionly by tying tin cans to
dogs tails. Hold ON boys, it won't be
lc"g before YOU can tie strings TO the
dune bugs tail.
The Rav p. n. Kennemore, tic old
e't Baptist Minister i'll the County, be-
in; II yHart old, preached an able and
interesting sernoI ut Six Mile Church
last $ ,b!mtI,.
! Mr.. j. f. Eorroughs is repairing his
m l-t!ap md over hauling his mill this
week, preparatory to grinding his neigh
h'rs' wheat that they may still have the
very bes5 Of -four.
The expenses Of the three days snsstou
Of Dolrt, just ond:'d. ia rs follows: Grand
Jurors, S46,S0; Petit Jurors, S115.10;
Constobles, $3.50; special committee of
Grand Jurors, $14.7O. Total, $196. 10.
Mss Sarah P. Gfogan, of Staunton,
Va, stopped off at Easley one day last
week, to visit the family Of W. NJ. Ha.
good. She left next duy for Elberton,
Ga, whore she will apond the summer.
Miss Mary Field died at her home near
Griffin church last Wednesday of that
dreadful disease, dysentery. She was
about forty five years old, and mem-
ber of Mountain Grove Baptist Church
where she was buried.
The Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
was administered in the Prebyterian
church at Easley last Sabbath, Dr. Riley
officiating. Rev. a. p. Nicholson preach
ed the evening before. Services were
had at Mount Pleasant Sabbath afte1-
noon.
MS. Fl. Z. Harris, of Culpepper, Va,
ARRIVED here last Friday, having been
suWmoned to the bedside of her brother,
Dr. j. [. Hollingsworth who is very i'll.
The Doctor is unimproVed since his re-
urn fromZFlorida, and it is feared that
n;s condition is weakening day by day.
The visiting lawyers ut the last term
u court were:-Cols. w. G. Kioth and
II. A. Thompson, Of WalhaIIa; Hon.
". II. Perry, Hon. M. r. Ansel, Mr.. J.
t. Hayward, Mr., A, G. Welborn, Mr..
". Fl. Twins and Mr.. D. P. Yemer, of
1reonville, Mr.. q. W. Taylor, of Cokes
uhry.
a new device is being adopted on the
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